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NYT Cites Flimsy Evidence Used to Implicate China in Google Attack

By Tom Foremski Jan 20, 2010

John Markoff reports in the New York Times that a computer security researcher found a link to China in the Trojan software used to attack Google. Joe Stewart, a malware specialist with the SecureWorks,…

Android Buyer Interest Surges Past Blackberry, Eats Into iPhone Share

By Daisy Whitney Jan 19, 2010

Google’s Android cell phones are quickly closing the gap on Apple’s iPhone, according to new research from eMarketer. In the fourth quarter, the proportion of potential smartphone buyers who said they were going to…

4 Steps to Becoming Healthy with Digital Assistance

By Mark Suster Jan 19, 2010

Bill Gates once famously said that people tend to overestimate the impact of technology in the 1-year timeframe and underestimate its impact in the 10-year timeframe. That’s always stuck with me. I tend not…

Google to Speak to the Press Thursday; More China Disclosure to Come?

By Tom Foremski Jan 19, 2010

GOOG will be presenting its Q4 2009 earnings on Thursday 1.30pm PT you can access the webcast here. Google’s executives will be facing tough questions from Wall Street about China and what a pull…

How To: Get There From Here (or at Least How I Did)

By socialnerdia Jan 19, 2010

[Editor’s Note: Esteban, the man behind the popular “social nerdia” interview podcasts here at SiliconANGLE recently took a job at Samsung as social media manager, a big move for him and one that seems…

Attention eBook Manufacturers: It Isn’t the Coolness, It’s the Price That Matters [An Open Letter]

By Jan 18, 2010

While it isn’t the coolness that matters most, when you unveil yet another cool new eBook reader, we all do salivate quite a bit. I’ve been following what’s been happening in the world of…

Skype Has A Big Chance To Own The Social Web

By John Furrier Jan 18, 2010

I ran across this blog that had the story “Skype’s New Dawn” written by Jeremy Wagstaff a technology columnist, author and journalist, writing for The Wall Street Journal and the BBC. What a great…

I Launched A Blog And Nobody Came

By Tom Foremski Jan 18, 2010

My one and only 2010 prediction was that the The Media Tsunami Is Coming…. What does this mean? That means if your company has just now decided to launch a blog, to Twitter, etc.…

Stop the Press: Someone Opened a Twitter Account [PR 1.0]

By Angela Connor Jan 18, 2010

The journalist in me makes it impossible to stop reading press releases. I just can’t do it. Once a news assignment editor, always a news assignment editor apparently, and part of that job has…

Net Neutrality’s Conundrum [The Cable Pipeline]

By Len Grace Jan 18, 2010

The Net Neutrality debate has taken on a conundrum like atmosphere where fear and hysteria rule the argument with proposed future abuses by Internet Service Providers.

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Android Buyer Interest Surges Past Blackberry, Eats Into iPhone Share

4 Steps to Becoming Healthy with Digital Assistance

Attention eBook Manufacturers: It Isn’t the Coolness, It’s the Price That Matters [An Open Letter]

Skype Has A Big Chance To Own The Social Web

Stop the Press: Someone Opened a Twitter Account [PR 1.0]

Net Neutrality’s Conundrum [The Cable Pipeline]

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